Adenia olaboensis

Very original succulent, characterized by a look similar to a vine due to its climbing posture combined with the typical foliar shape. It has a caudex that grows like a sort of tree, swelling at the base and tending to grow horizontally once it exceeds a certain height, exceeding 2 meters overall! The stem is woody and pleasantly decorated with longitudinal veins that make it rough and pleasantly wild. From the massive central body depart slender stems rich in palmate leaves, usually with 3 lobes, pleasantly adorned by evident veins and by softly undulating margins. The stems reach remarkable lengths by clinging to random supports or wrapping themselves along their own central stem in a random and bushy manner. In cultivation the specimen keeps rather small measures, giving life to a plant worthy of note for its appearance of graceful bonsai: with A. olaboensis you will have at hand a real miniature sapling!